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Proxemics
The systematic study of rules for how we use space between us
Personal space
Invisible spatial envelope
Area surrounding body that is regarded as private and subject to personal control
“I” or “Me” beyond the boundaries of our skin.
Test it?
People Step back or turn away
Spatial Norms
Defined by culture
In North America. . .
1. Intimate Distance (the most private space)
18 inches
2. Personal Distance (close friends)
18 inches – 4 ft
3. Social Distance (impersonal interaction)
4 ft – 12 ft
4. Public Distance (formal interactions)
12 ft or more
Interpersonal attraction
How are we attracted to friends and lovers?
-Proximity
“The mere exposure effect”
-We like things we are
familiar with
-Physical attractiveness
-Competence
-Similarity
-Self disclosure
Gendered Friendships
Male friendships are more often activity based
Female friendships are more often based on shared feelings and confidences
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The systematic study of rules for how we use space between us
Personal space
Invisible spatial envelope
Area surrounding body that is regarded as private and subject to personal control
“I” or “Me” beyond the boundaries of our skin.
Test it?
People Step back or turn away
Spatial Norms
Defined by culture
In North America. . .
1. Intimate Distance (the most private space)
18 inches
2. Personal Distance (close friends)
18 inches – 4 ft
3. Social Distance (impersonal interaction)
4 ft – 12 ft
4. Public Distance (formal interactions)
12 ft or more
Interpersonal attraction
How are we attracted to friends and lovers?
-Proximity
“The mere exposure effect”
-We like things we are
familiar with
-Physical attractiveness
-Competence
-Similarity
-Self disclosure
Gendered Friendships
Male friendships are more often activity based
Female friendships are more often based on shared feelings and confidences